Mental Health Effects Linger After Tsunami, Study Finds
2011-04-19
Researchers urge trauma therapy for those who witness such eventsContinue Reading
Can Common Virus, Lack of Sunlight Boost MS Risk?
2011-04-18
Preliminary study suggests link to virus behind mononucleosisContinue Reading
Poor Sense of Smell Not a Big Loss for Most People: Study
2011-04-18
Those affected seem to place less importance on the sense in their daily lives, findings showContinue Reading
Hospitalization May Cause Temporary Memory Problems for Seniors
2011-04-18
Support needed until they return to normal, researchers sayContinue Reading
Support May Help Curb Suicide Among Gay Youths
2011-04-18
Study finds marked benefit from student groups and anti-bullying policies in schoolsContinue Reading
Inability to Spot Lies, Sarcasm May Warn of Dementia
2011-04-15
Finding could help improve diagnosis, treatment, researchers sayContinue Reading
Why Someone Else's Gaffe Makes You Cringe
2011-04-15
Vicarious embarrassment, a form of empathy, has its roots in brain, researchers sayContinue Reading
Early School Start Tied to More Teen Crashes: Study
2011-04-15
Other research finds one-hour delay improves teenagers’ attentivenessContinue Reading
Whales Not Just Singing the Same Old Song, Researchers Say
2011-04-15
Male humpbacks come up with new tunes that spread across the ocean, evidence showsContinue Reading
Kids May Mimic How Parents Handle Pain
2011-04-14
Study detects familial style of coping, even among adult childrenContinue Reading
Good Attitude Critical When Coping With Layoff Trauma
2011-04-14
Older managers did better when they didn’t feel ‘defined’ by their former jobs, study foundContinue Reading
Human Language Origins Traced to Africa, Study Finds
2011-04-14
African languages tend to have more variety of sounds than those in other parts of the worldContinue Reading
Compassion, Not Punishment, Helps Diffuse Workplace Anger: Study
2011-04-14
Even a single act of support from a manager can lead to positive changes, study suggestsContinue Reading
Suicide Rates Rise and Fall With the Economy: CDC
2011-04-14
Working-age people are at highest risk during recession, researchers sayContinue Reading